Holly Horne

¡BroadSword Comics se enorgullece en presentar el octavo aniversario de Tarot! ¡La fascinante bella Fiona Horne, autora y personalidad de la televisión, protagoniza el tema y se une a Tarot y Raven Hex en una de sus aventuras de pesadilla! También está disponible una Edición firmada de Tarot # 49, que incluye un Certificado de autenticidad adornado con el arte de Jim Balent.

Wagram Music Presents Saint Germain Des Pres Cafe Anthology album 71 original hits and the original artists. Includes tracks by Matthew Herbert, Elsa Hedberg, The Avener, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Paul Cut, Secret Value Orchestra, Dj Cam and more.

"The Ultimate Lady Jazz" is a compilation album released in 2012 by Blue Note. This double CD album features a collection of tracks by various female jazz artists. Notable tracks include "Don't Know Why" by Norah Jones, "Cry Me A River" by Julie London, and "The Girl From Ipanema" by Eliane Elias. The album blends classic and contemporary jazz performances, highlighting the contributions of women to the genre​.

Over two hours of music! O Little Town of Bethlehem Marilyn Horne & Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Cantique de N+Ýel (O Holy Night) Placido Domingo & Luciano Pavarotti; Angels We Have Heard On High Mormon Tabernacle Choir; The First Noel Philadelphia Orchestra; What Child Is This?(Greensleeves) London Symphony Orchestra; O Tannenbaum Rita Ford Music Boxes; Villancico de Navidad John Williams; Pie Jesu from Requiem, Op.48 Andrew Davis, and more.

Most comprehensive overview yet of the Ladbroke Grove-based late 60s/early 70s freak scene. Four-hour anthology of locally based acts featuring much previously unreleased or rare material. Now widely acknowledged as Albion’s equivalent of the Haight-Ashbury underground scene in San Francisco, Ladbroke Grove in West London developed into the epicentre of the late 60s British counterculture movement. Cheap rents had already attracted beatniks, bohemians and the Windrush generation of West Indian immigrants, and they were joined as the decade wore on by a motley crew of musicians, freaks and anarchists as the home-grown hippie sub-culture found a spiritual and physical base.

"The Ultimate Lady Jazz" is a compilation album released in 2012 by Blue Note. This double CD album features a collection of tracks by various female jazz artists. Notable tracks include "Don't Know Why" by Norah Jones, "Cry Me A River" by Julie London, and "The Girl From Ipanema" by Eliane Elias. The album blends classic and contemporary jazz performances, highlighting the contributions of women to the genre​.